S/O: How would you handle being quarantined?

I did it last year with my four young children. I came down with shingles and it put my 5 month old at risk for chicken pox. Granted, I'm a SAHM who homeschools so it wasn't that much out of the norm - but it was not fun. No library, errands, park or social activities for weeks. We did spend a lot of time in the backyard. My husband took care of groceries etc. It wasn't a peaceful escape from the rest of the world. I'm an introvert and I totally get the appeal of that!

Of course shingles/chicken pox isn't Ebola. Thankfully my case was very mild but it was stressful to think about my little baby possibly getting CP. (so grateful that she did not) There was no way I was going to risk putting anyone other babies etc at risk just because I wanted us to get out of the house.

I'm pretty sure that I'd have to have some work boxed up and UPS'd over to me; I can't afford (workload wise) three weeks out of work!

I wonder if "quarantine" would prohibit me from stepping outside onto the patio for a few minutes each day. I think not physically leaving my space for three weeks would be the worst part.

I think I would actually enjoy it quite a bit. My DH and kids would go stir crazy, but I have a list a mile long if all the projects that need to be done around here. As long as we could get grocery delivery and an A.C. Moore care package delivered, I'd be good.

I always think I'd like a few days to be stuck at home... until I have a few days stuck at home. Then I start wanting to go and do a lot. Haha.

But, if I had to do a stint like that, I could. I'd tackle some big project to make the time pass easier.

If someone could deliver fresh food at least once a week, I would probably do ok as long as I have an internet connection, tv I could probably survive. by the end of it I probably would be ready to go places

I was home bound for three weeks after I was hospitalized due to my immune system mimicking leukemia. I couldn't go out because I would have been at risk for catching everything. It sucked, but I didn't dare leave home. However, the worry of Ebola and not seeing my family would be hard.

It depends on whether it's just me or if my family would be there too.

I'd be fine with Internet and my sewing machine.
My DH would lose his mind on day 2--if he made it that long.

Depends on the conditions, in our home, with the dogs, access to the back yard (only), a method for getting a few perishables restocked... NOT A BIG DEAL.

In a facility somewhere, no access to many things... 

I think I'd be ok. I like my alone time. It's just DH, the dog and me, so as long as the dog could get outside to do his business....

We have enough food in the house to tide us over for 21 days but someone would have to deliver wine. I have lots of craft supplies.

Yes, I sure could do it.

My house would be very clean and I'd have piled to declutter and donate. I'd spend a lot of time scanning photos in case they would be ruined if I had the virus and they had to decontaminate my house.

Not well...unless I'm quarantined in my craft room so I don't go stir crazy.